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Coming Up Next On #MyBrothersKeeper
Monday 8 July 2024
Episode 56
Amends and new beginnings
Fakazile reveals she’s planning a sweet revenge for the Shabalalas even though she and Nqubeko have made amends. Donga decides to be the bigger man and he apologizes to MaMchunu.
Tuesday 9 July 2024
Episode 57

A web of millions
Donga continues to be weaved in Nkosazana’s web of millions. He begins to lure a resentful Khathazile with the promise of a better life. Winding up Khwezi’s estate takes its toll on Fakazile.
Wednesday 10 July 2024
Episode 58
Give unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar
Fakazile is on a rampage, determined to make Mshengu pay. Donga is encouraged by what his lawyers say about the Lawsuit. Sbu bears witness to the financial strain on his parent’s relationships.
Thursday 11 July 2024
Episode 59
You love money more than you loved my son
Mshengu threatens Fakazile. Ndumiso negotiates with Khathazile. Will they reach an agreement? Sibusiso offers to buy the house for his parents.
Friday 12 July 2024
Episode 60
The shisanyama launc
Mshengu proves to be a hard man to deal with and gets served. The settlement negotiations between Donga’s lawyers and the Procurement Department lawyers go south.

Pearl Monama is a South African actress who plays Sphe Moroka on Generations: The Legacy. The good girl gone lousy character captivates Generations viewers from the onset and has never stopped since. She is just at the beginning of her career, and she isn’t stopping anytime soon.

Even though Sphe is one of the most well-liked characters on the show, her metamorphosis from a quiet, reserved young girl to a rebel has everyone talking.

Pearl mentioned that adapting to the role has been difficult.

“I have really enjoyed my role on the show so far but the most challenging part has been moving with her through her different situations. When she started she was humble and respectful. Now she is something else. She backchats her parents and fights with her in-laws. Her character gets backlash but I have learnt to understand that there is a difference between the character and me.”

Pearl said that while her character often demands attention‚ she is a lot more reserved.

The actress said that even some of her friends refer to her as Sphe and that she’s learnt to not take criticism about her character too seriously.

“Whatever backlash she gets means that I am doing a good job in portraying her and bringing out emotions. So I don’t take it personally. Not everyone is going to love the character and what she does. If they are criticising her‚ it means they are recognising something in her that is in themselves as well.”

Even though Pearl has had two years to adjust to the notoriety that comes with working on Generations, she still found the attention to be somewhat overwhelming at times.

“People think that I am the person that I am on TV. They see me and expect me to know them. I never know how to receive that‚ especially when they are over excited. They can sometimes get carried away. They pull you in different directions.”

Pearl has made use of her notoriety to instruct and guide aspiring actors at the drama department of the University of Pretoria.

Coming Up Next On #IsithaTheEnemy
Monday 8 July 2024
Episode 51 (296)

Home Invasion
TK questions Thenjiwe about her new sport and guilty pleasure. Royal soldiers show up at Es’hlahleni to do a door-to-door search.
Tuesday 9 July 2024
Episode 52 (297)
The King’s Men
The Royal Guards show up at the Sokhulu home and panicked Velaphi calls Chuma. The panic continues in Eshlahleni with the rest of the civilians being stripped apart by the Royal guards.
Wednesday 10 July 2024
Episode 53 (298)
Grief
Solomzi reveals how he saved the day and warns Velaphi that he will end up dead or back in prison because of his impulsiveness.
Thursday 11 July 2024
Episode 54 (299)
Sinners And Spinners
Solomzi tries to have a word with his brother, Chuma. Nka finds himself in front of another stumbling block, and he is determined to solve it.
Friday 12 July 2024
Episode 55 (300)
Rider
Rebs and Nolitha are back at the cat and mouse games, Rebs ends up keeping a sharp eye on her. TK is blinded by his concerns, so much so that he is completely led by them.

Coming Up Next #UzaloSABC
Monday 8 July 2024
Episode 93
Njeza loses control and goes into a blinding rage. Sibongiseni helps Lilly find what she’s been searching for and Nomathemba teaches Screwdriver a lesson.
Tuesday 9 July 2024
Episode 94

Two lovers consummate their love while another couple suffers the worst heartbreak. Sbu is made uncomfortable with his living arrangement with Mzamo.
Wednesday 10 July 2024
Episode 95
Mondli is one step closer to bringing down the big fish. Njeza is adamant that if his life is going to end, it will end on his terms. The choir has the congregation on their feet with their new hymn arrangement.
Thursday 11 July 2024
Episode 96
The mastermind behind the police robberies is caught. Njeza contemplates ending his life with a gun. Sbu is disturbed by his brethren in Christ for thinking that he is gay.
Friday 12 July 2024
Episode 97
Lilly receives the greatest honour for her “heroic” acts. The lost sheep finally come home.

Actors and crew are once again left frustrated as they continue to go unpaid by Clive Morris Productions, while he apparently enjoys his time gallivanting overseas, according to ZiMoja.

 

 

 

 
In April, ZiMoja hilariously revealed that the hardworking cast and crew of Queendom, including the talented Linda Mtoba, Samkelo Ndlovu, Hamilton Dlamini, Siyabonga Twala, and Sindi Dlathu, were unfortunately left waiting for their well-deserved paychecks. Surprisingly, even the cast and crew of the new Showmax drama Empini faced the same unfortunate fate.
The cast of Queendom and Empini in salary drama
“Imagine watching yourself on screen while broke!’ two furious staff members said, adding that “Clive was in Greece and Spain and now he is in Israel with his family. Zero consideration about what our families are going through. In April, we ended up getting paid very late and we were up to our necks in debt by the time we received the money—debit orders late, insurance, life insurance, etc.’ An actor in one of the productions said, “We would understand If we had other streams of income, but how do we do that when we are always on set, and by the time we go home, we are exhausted?’In a text message seen by ZiMoja, sent to the WhatsApp group chat alleged ran by Clive, he wrote, “I understand that everyone is angry, and deservedly so. We have let you down and whatever the reason, doesn’t help to put things right or make you feel better. I am happy to take it on the chin and accept the rocks thrown at me,’ Clive said.

“What I can tell you is that we are not sitting on the money and deciding not to pay people, we are actively working non-stop to get the funding to pay everyone.’ He went on to say they are looking for the funds to pay staff. “We may have paid late in the past for various reasons out of our control, but we have never not paid anyone. Everyone will be paid, and we are asking for a little breathing room so we can focus on finding the funds as quickly as possible.’ZiMoja reached out to Monde Twala, the Senior Vice President & GM of Paramount Africa & Lead BET International, regarding the current broadcast of Queendom.”BET has recently been made aware of Clive Morris Productions’ delayed payments to the cast and crew of Queendom. We have engaged Clive Morris Productions to mitigate delayed payments to the esteemed cast and crew, and swiftly resolve this matter.”

It seems that executive producer Khayelihle Dominique Gumede is currently on sick leave, but they had previously informed ZiMoja that they were working on resolving their financial issues.

“It’s a cost timing issue but the production needs to just match expenses. We are in conversation with the client, and we are trying to communicate robustly. But there is also a sense that one is resolving the problem as easily as possible,” said Khayelihle.

Legendary musician and producer Chicco Sello Twala has revealed that he is DJ Lamiez Holworthy’s biological father, according to Zimoja.

Over the weekend, the DJ posted photos of her and Chicco, with a lot of fans speculating about how they were related. According to a source, Lamiez and Khuli Chana hosted their son’s christening.

Chicco, a well-known South African music producer, songwriter, and businessman, has been in the industry for over 30 years and has collaborated with many of the country’s most notable performers.Lamiez, on the other hand, is one of the most sought-after deejays in the entertainment industry. She has been making waves as a DJ, television presenter, and fashion icon, with a huge following on social media.

Chicco Twala confirms that he’s DJ Lamiez Holworthy’s father

According to Zimoja, veteran musician and producer Chicco Sello Twala has confirmed that he is DJ Lamiez Holworthy ‘s biological father. Over the weekend the DJ posted photos of her and Chicco with a lot of fans… pic.twitter.com/xKSDFTDGoB

— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) January 24, 2024
Chicco confirmed the news to ZiMoja but said that he doesn’t like talking about his children in the media and that he would like to keep it that way. “Yes, Lamiez is my daughter, but I won’t go into details,” he said.

According to those who know about the situation, Chicco and Lamiez’s mother, Imelda Klow, met when they were both young and were introduced by a common acquaintance. According to the source, Chicco and Lamiez both made a strategic decision not to reveal it to the public in order to avoid speculation, particularly given their shared industry.

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Prince Kaybee, the award-winning South African producer, has found himself embroiled in a significant tax dispute with the South African Revenue Service (SARS). According to documents obtained by ZiMoja, the Gugulethu hitmaker, whose real name is Kabelo Motsamai, owes the tax authority over R2 million in unpaid taxes, spanning a period of more than a year, aacording to ZiMoja.

 
SARS has now issued Kaybee with a final letter of demand, giving him just 10 business days to either pay the full amount or make arrangements for an installment plan, should he be unable to settle the debt in its entirety.

Failure to comply with this demand could have dire consequences for the producer, as SARS has warned that it may appoint a third party to settle the debt or even initiate the repossession and sale of his assets by the sheriff of the court.The letter further states that Kaybee, as a natural person, may apply for a reduction in the amount owed based on his and his dependents’ basic living expenses, or, if he is a non-natural person, he can apply for a reduction due to serious financial hardship.

In recent years, Kaybee has made headlines for his business ventures, such as his decision to purchase trucks and create employment opportunities for three potential drivers. However, the producer has also faced allegations of song theft, with two artists, Bhizer and Botlhale Phora, accusing him of appropriating the ideas of songs they had sent him in 2021. Kaybee has yet to respond to these accusations.

The tax dispute with SARS has undoubtedly added to the challenges faced by the award-winning producer, who has been navigating the complexities of the music industry as an independent artist, having recently parted ways with major labels. This latest development serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining proper financial practices and compliance, even for successful artists in the highly competitive and dynamic world of the music business.

In a remarkable achievement, Sbahle Mzizi, the 7-year-old daughter of renowned South African media personality Duma Ntando, has become the youngest CEO, opening her own salon. Sbahle, already making waves as a brand influencer, is breaking barriers and capturing hearts with her entrepreneurial spirit at such a tender age.

Sbahle Mzizi, the first daughter of Duma Ntando, entered the spotlight early on as one of the youngest brand influencers. Her charming presence and captivating personality quickly gained attention on social media, making her a rising star in the world of young influencers.

Now, at the age of 7, Sbahle has achieved a milestone that many would consider unimaginable for someone her age. The young entrepreneur has taken a bold step by opening her very own salon. This move not only showcases her early knack for business but also emphasizes the support and encouragement she receives from her family.Sbahle’s journey to becoming the CEO of her own salon challenges traditional norms surrounding age and entrepreneurship. The young prodigy is breaking barriers and proving that passion and determination know no age limits. Her story inspires many to pursue their dreams fearlessly, regardless of societal expectations.

With Duma Ntando as her mother, Sbahle is undoubtedly inheriting the entrepreneurial spirit that runs in her family. Duma Ntando, a prominent figure in the South African media landscape, has been a source of inspiration for many. Now, her daughter is carving her own path and contributing to the family’s legacy of entrepreneurship.

Sbahle Mzizi’s journey has been well-documented on social media platforms, where she continues to be a source of joy and positivity for her growing audience. Her entrepreneurial venture adds a new chapter to her story, showing that age is not a barrier to making a meaningful impact.

As news of Sbahle’s salon venture spread, congratulatory messages and expressions of support flooded social media. Many celebrate her achievement, acknowledging the significance of nurturing young talents and fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship from an early age.

Sbahle Mzizi’s story serves as an inspiration, not only to her peers but to parents, educators, and mentors. It highlights the importance of recognizing and nurturing the unique talents and interests of young individuals, fostering an environment where they can explore their potential fearlessly.

Simphiwe Ngema, also called Simz Ngema, is a popular South African personality. In 2017, months after her marriage to Rhythm City star Dumi Masilale, he passed away. Simphiwe went on to establish herself as an actress, singer, MC, choreographer, Reality star, and presenter.

Simz has stated that her parent encouraged her dreams but credits Duma Ndlovu, creator of Muvhango, for helping kick off her career. He had invited her to star in his play, the game in 2016.

Simz Ngema is in a relationship with Tino Chinyani and they have a baby together. Simz and Tino have been together since 2021.

 

 

 
A picture of Simz and Tino was posted on social media. Knowing people on social media whenever a picture is posted they will always look for something wrong especially if the person is a celebrity. Below is the picture of Tino and Simz that was posted on social media that got people talking.

After this picture was shared people noticed something about Simz socks, they noticed that on the right thigh, they were torn. Someone even commented saying your pantyhose are torn but you still look beautiful.

Another one commented saying, is it the first time people have seen torn pantyhose?Then another commented saying Simz’s boyfriend looks like her late husband Simphiwe Ngema.

The problem with people on social media they are mean, One thing about people on social media is that they always want to look for something wrong, women know that it is normal for pantyhose to be torn because it always happens, so why make fun of Simz as If she did something wrong.